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Exceptional Front-Line Customer Service In Higher Ed
Registration Fee: $345.00

Tuesday, January 24 ~ 3:00-4:30pm EST & Tuesday, February 28 ~ 1:00-2:30pm EST
Flexible Date Webinar
How do you define customer service?We may all define this differently, but there are basic principles and proven tips and techniques that can assist front-line staff in providing exceptional customer service to our students and their families. This session will provide participants an overview of different philosophies of customer service and why exceptional customer service is important in higher education.


Training Front Office Staff: Handling Difficult & Disruptive Behaviors
Registration Fee: $345.00

Tuesday, February 7 ~ 3:00-4:30pm EST

Front office staff, like soldiers on the front lines of battle, is often placed in situations where they are nose-to-nose with students, faculty and staff who are not at their best. They are asked to create a warm, caring, customer-service focused place for students, faculty and staff to have their questions answered. This program will offer some practical advice on how to work with emotional and at-risk faculty, staff and students who approach front office staff in person, on the phone or through email in a disrespectful manner. The presenters will also discuss ways to create an office waiting room environment that will help reduce conflict and prevent problems before they start.


Developing And Providing Integrated Student Services In Higher Education: Creating The "One Stop" Shop For Students
Registration Fee: $345.00

Tuesday, February 7 ~ 1:00-2:30pm EST
This session will provide an overview of how integrated student services, also known as the “One Stop shop”, can provide your college or university with a seamless delivery of student services, as well as a collaborative and challenging work environment for your staff. The presenter will discuss student services integration across several dimensions including virtual, physical, and organizational integration. By deconstructing operational silos, streamlining processes, and cross-training staff, operational efficiencies can been gained and students can be provided with holistic counseling experiences.

The presenter will discuss the “One Stop” approach to service, which has been successful for many institutions, and will highlight the University of Minnesota’s successful One Stop Student Services Office. Participants will leave with a thorough understanding of various approaches to creating a One Stop shop on their campus and will be provided with several handouts including: job descriptions, organizational chart, and training matrix.